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ˈMadison orig. U.S.
[Origin unknown.]
A group dance, popular in the 1950s and 1960s.
1962Listener 27 Dec. 1074/2 Girls in traditional Kimono dancing the twist or the Madison. 1966Punch 25 May 768/2 We found the Bishop and Dolly Girl an hour later. She was teaching him the rudimentary technique of The Madison. 1968M. & J. Stearns Jazz Dance 4 Before and during Presley's initial success, the first wave of dances became popular. Group dances such as the Madison and the Birdland arrived first. 1969C. Booker Neophiliacs vii. 177 In the same month of October [1962]..the unknown Beatles first joined the fashionable beat of the Madison in the charts. |